Iran-Made Car Quality Improves

Iran Standards and Quality Inspection Company has released its latest report on ranking locally-made cars, which indicate a slight improvement in vehicle quality.
ISQI’s website has released its latest report on the quality of domestically-produced cars. The vehicles were surveyed during the Iranian month ending Feb. 18. 
The quality watchdog is a private enterprise working on contract with the Ministry of Industries, Mining and Trade. The ranking was published on ISQI’s website.
The report classifies the cars in five price ranges, from the cheapest costing 870 million rials ($3,515) to the most expensive costing around 10 billion rials ($40,400). The company quotes the vehicles’ factory price, while the vehicles are sold in the open market at a much higher price. 
The vehicles are then ranked from one, representing the lowest quality, to a maximum of five stars.